The History of Palestine

Introduction of the history of Palestine began in the second Abbas era and the caliph of Islam gradually weakened until it was divided into three caliphs, not one. The caliphate empire of the Abbasid dynasty was founded in the east; Egyptian Fatima Khalifa, North Africa and part of Syria, and Andalus Umayyad Caliph. Crusades occurred in this situation. Best - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----------------------- - - - ------- In front of the Crusaders, the political map of the area before the Crusader 40 years ago, Turkish Salmak governed and took over Baghdad.

From the era of Nehemiah and Ezra there is little information on the history of Palestine. As is known to everyone, the state of Judah continues to be managed by high priests who have made their own coins, and the provinces of Samaria and Aachen are still under the household of Sambara and Dovia. In 343 it was said that Orcas had conquered Egypt and destroyed part of Palestine. After 11 years, after Alexander the Great conquered the Phoenicians, the country entered Macedonia.

In the modern world, the rapid increase in terrorism in the Middle East was derived from the history of Palestine and the creation of Israel. Over 30 years the British Palestinian government (1918 - 1848) has seen more and more terrorist activities as a protest against the activities of Zionist organizations such as Irgon and Stern. . (Ziring, 284) They attacked directly the Palestinian government of Palestine. Former Prime Minister of Israel and a member of Irgun Menahem Begin killed innocent civilians and British soldiers. He was officially believed to have participated in terrorist activities, so he did not succeed in getting a US visa at the beginning. The Middle East is still full of true believers, supports various causes, decides to ignore mediation. As in the past, each group insists that its purpose is correct and fair.

^ The name Palestine can usually be interpreted as the entire territory of the former British rule, including today Israel. Mahmoud Abbas expressed this history in his speech to the United Nations in September 2011: "... We agree to establish the state of Palestine with 22% of the territory of Palestine - Israel in 1967 Occupation of the whole of Palestine. "This name has been officially used as an abbreviation for the Palestinian state. This should be distinguished from other names of the Palestinian Authority Government, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and other proposals for the establishment of the Palestinian Autonomous Government. Palestine